chauf·feur 
(shōfər, shō-fûr)
(shōfər, shō-fûr)n.
One employed to drive a private automobile.
v. chauf·feured, chauf·feur·ing, chauf·feurs
v.tr.
1. To serve as a driver for (another).
2. To transport in (a motor vehicle); drive: chauffeured the guests around town.
v.intr.
To serve as a driver for another.
[French, stoker, from chauffer, to heat, stoke, from Old French chaufer; see CHAFE.]